Fringe - Season 5 - Short Interview with JH Wyman On The End

Thanks to Karen for the heads up.

As part of a longer exclusive chat with SFX (more news on where that will appear soon), Wyman laughs when he tells us, “For those that know me, they know that I’m an insomniac. I love it and live for that.”

The showrunner says as his days at Fringe wane, “It’s not hard but more bittersweet. I’m going to leave this season saying I wouldn’t change a frame and that’s what I want. It’s hard emotionally, a lot harder than I thought it would be. But I’m really good at understanding things as I’m going through them. I said to the writers, ‘You guys, this is the end. We have to cherish every single moment and every single word that we do. It’s so important because this kind of thing rarely happens. We have to experience this and be conscious because you want to look back and know it was breathtaking.’ We’re writing the last two episodes now and I feel we are writing perfectly good scenes over because maybe we don’t want to finish the scripts because when one is finished…now it’s a feeling of relief and dread.”

“But I’ll bring these guys to my next show,” Wyman enthuses.

The new show (which doesn’t have a formal announced title yet) is a buddy cop show set in the near future where human cops are partnered with advanced, human-like androids.

Source: Full Article @ SFX